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Technology has made sweeping changes to every industry around the world. Its ever-growing presence compounded by the wide-ranging nature of the Internet has enabled transformations that have benefited millions of people.

Neuroscientists are constantly peering into our brains. Fascinated by this organ, they discover something new and baffling almost every day, counter long-held ideas and reinforce the ones that have stood the test of time.

You may have heard the adage, ‘Work smarter, not harder’. The corporate world swears by it. But guess what? You can apply this to studying as well! Study smarter, not harder’ is a mantra that you should follow to get the most out of your study schedule.

We all have only 24 hours a day. It is about how well we manage our time, rather than how much time we have. In the current scenario of online learning, it is critical to managing time effectively.

It is a proven fact that students learn best when interacting with their teachers and peers. But the pandemic has forced the schools to move their classes online. This sudden change in the mode of teaching and learning has created many challenges for both parents and children.

The weeks leading up to an exam can be chaotic. Innumerable textbooks, stacks of practice papers, and multi-coloured post-its to label important sections crowd your table. As a parent, it falls upon you to spin a schedule that will encompass every subject with adequate practice sessions.

As parents, a common sight is watching your children seated at the dining table, scribbling away at their homework. Delightful, isn’t it? And hey! In most cases, they even nail it. But should we really consider learning a topic at school and then racing home to complete practice tests on the same topic as a marker of successful learning? We think not!